Upper Loon Picture Hot Springs Additions:
My best friend, Brandon enjoying Crescent Moon
Brandon at Tin Cup Campground near the Trailhead
Owen Cabin Hot Springs Picture Additions:
Where the outflow meets Loon Creek
Heading down the trail to the historic Owen Family Cabin
Shower Bath Hot Springs Picture Additions:
Brandon navigating the Narrows
The Historic Warm Springs Ranger Cabin
3 comments:
nice photos man.If I think that is the place I think it is there are some of the most beautiful suprises you will see
The worst trip ever.
5th July 2005
You should note, which I did write you a year and half ago, that the trail from Loon Creek to Showerbath is not been maintained since the fire. There is nothing but charred tree trunks and the undergrowth came back with a vengence.
Starting in the morning from Owen's cabin, it took almost an hour to find the trailhead, and in 5 hours and 13 ticks later, I was lucky make two miles, turn around and make it out by dark.
Of course a pack train had moved in and took all the campsites at Owens and Loon
I tried again from the Challis side and did make it to Showerbath.
Only the second person that'd been there by the middle of August.
The pools were there, but only one was usable.
I went in to Owens again the next year with my daughter home from college, and it was a nice hike, watching salmon spawn and hopping over all the horse pies on the trail and the campsite.
I did find a Cougar which had killed in the fire and got a decent picture of it's skull.
Which I posted on my website, arppworks.com
Owens and Loon, Good
Showerbath, Bad
The Logdog :C)
how far is the hike into Showerbath from Tin Cup??
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